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So I have the following expression.
=num(sum({$<skill_type_id = {1},question_is_active = {1},answer_score = {0,1},topic_id = {6}>}answer_score)
/(count({$<skill_type_id = {1}, question_is_active = {1}, topic_id = {6}>}answer_id)-
count({$<skill_type_id = {1},topic_id ={6}, question_is_active = {1},answer_score = {'-1'}>}answer_score))
*100
,'##.#')&'%'
I want to the active text to be colored red when the number is <30,
30 < Black < 60,
> 60 Green
I'm having alot of trouble syntax wise getting the coloring to work. I've tried turning the above expression into a variable. Getting rid of the percentage change etc. but no luck.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Hi Patrick,
1. Add a label to your expression
2. Click on the Plus sign at the left
3. Click on Text Color
If (Labelname < 30, red(), black())
Grtz. Fred
if (label < 30, red(),
if (label < 60, black(),
green() ))
Thanks it was that simple
Hi Patrick,
If your question is answered, please mark it as answered.
Means also that people who are trying to help others,
don't have to put energy in this thread any more 😉
Thanks